Thursday, March 12, 2015

How to fix Exchange Error: 1022 which restricts data access

Most of the organizations, especially the larger ones configure Microsoft Exchange Server as the primary communication medium between e-mail clients. And MS Outlook is among the most popular and preferred e-mail client for organizational business purpose.

This perfect collaboration of Exchange Server and Outlook helps an organization to maintain the smooth exchange of data and information among the huge numbers of employees. However, like any other application Exchange Server also face some technical problems. These problems may be due to virus attack, improper closure of the system or server, or may be due to configuration error.

While working with live Exchange Server you might come across many types of error messages. These error messages may be generated not only because of corruption but also due to wrong operating of Server as well. To make out the exact reason in Exchange Server, let us consider the following scenario:

Suppose that you just start Exchange Server to operate and tries to access the data.  But eventually you will face restrictions in operating the MS Exchange server with following error messages:

Event ID: 482
Source: ESE
Version: 6.5.000.0
Message: %1 (%2) %3An attempt to write to the file “%4” at offset %5 for %6 bytes failed after %10 seconds with system error %8: “%9″. The write operation will fail with error -1022

Symptoms of error 1022: When you encounter the above error messages, you will experience a kind of interruption or halt in between the smooth operation of Exchange Server. Moreover, you might face difficulty in accessibility of data and information across Exchange Server which compels you to do EDB recovery.

Main cause of MS Exchange error 1022: The most possible reason behind the occurrence of error message depicts the I/O disk problem which makes the Exchange Server difficult to operate. Due to stoppage of Exchange Server functionality, users may also face inconvenience in accessing the database.

The error 1022 along with Disk I/O problem occurs due to two possible following reasons:

        a)   When the data present within the Exchange Server is totally damaged.
        b)   When some part of the data is found missing from Exchange Server.

To deal in such a situation, there are numbers of EDB recovery software available online for repair and recover Exchange server database.

One such third party utility is Stellar Phoenix Mailbox Exchange Recovery Tool that very efficiently repairs the damaged EDB files and safely recovers into corresponding PST file. Moreover it is supportive to latest MS Exchange 2013 version with multiple saving formats like PST, MSG, EML, HTML, RTF, PDF etc. 

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